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Emma Freeman

Birth16 Jun 1837 - St. Martin, Stamford, Winster,Lincolnshire, England
Death20 Oct 1882 - Welland County, Drummondville, Ontario, Canada
MotherSarah Mills
FatherPheasant John Freeman

Born in St. Martin, Stamford, Winster,Lincolnshire, England on 16 Jun 1837 to Pheasant John Freeman and Sarah Mills. Emma Freeman married Thomas Balmer and had 9 children. She passed away on 20 Oct 1882 in Welland County, Drummondville, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Pheasant John Freeman
1811 - 1892
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Sarah Mills
1815 - 1898
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Balmer
1831 - 1912
Children Show all
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Herbert Bertram Balmer {Can=bertram Balmer}
1876 - 1948
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Frank Balmer
1873 - 1954
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William E Balmer
1863 - 1943
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John Pheasant Balmer
1859 - 1946
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Charles Arthur Balmer
1867 - 1924
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Thomas Jackson Balmer
1865 - 1885
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Alfred Earnest Balmer
1875 - 1875
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Sarah Annie Balmer
1870 - 1903
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Harry Freeman Balmer
1861 - Unknown

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